Thanks to a generous invitation from Carmen Boullosa and Daniel Shapiro, Review: Literature and Arts of the Americas published a text of mine (which in Spanish is part of the book Villa
Do drastic times for our climate call for drastic measures? That is the question governments around the world are asking themselves as the impacts of climate change take an increasingly deadly toll
Paula Mónaco Felipe was just 25 days old when her parents were taken by plain-clothes soldiers in 1978, during Argentina’s military dictatorship. They were taken to La Perla detention centre and, like
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Carlos Poyon was just three years old when his father was kidnapped and disappeared in Guatemala. Forty years later, the traditional weaver studies anthropology still hoping to find his father. Carlos also
Girls who went disappeared. Children growing up alone because their mothers are looking for siblings. Teenagers opening graves. To disappear and to search: two words that already have a different meaning in
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Endangered’ Review: A Sobering Documentary Shows the Fourth Estate Under Strain Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady’s potent new HBO doc finds frightening evidence of the free press — and democracy — in
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